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Anti-Bullying Week 2014 Key Stage 2 - lesson activities Created with Helen Lambie 2014

Anti-Bullying Week 2014 Key Stage 2 - lesson activities Created with Helen Lambie 2014. What makes me ME?. What if we were all the same?. What makes people different?. We are ALL unique and different. What is bullying???. Toothpaste!. Does this person have a disability?.

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Anti-Bullying Week 2014 Key Stage 2 - lesson activities Created with Helen Lambie 2014

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  1. Anti-Bullying Week 2014Key Stage 2 - lesson activities Created with Helen Lambie 2014

  2. What makes me ME?

  3. What if we were all the same?

  4. What makes people different?

  5. We are ALL unique and different

  6. What is bullying???

  7. Toothpaste!

  8. Does this person have a disability?

  9. Does this person have a disability?

  10. Does this person have a disability?

  11. Does this person have a disability?

  12. Does this person have a disability?

  13. What can make people different? • We have all looked at what makes us unique • Some people might move, communicate, learn, see or hear differently the way others people do. • This might be because a person has a disability

  14. What is a disability? A person is disabled under the Equality Act 2010 if they have: a physical or mental impairment that has a ‘substantial’ and ‘long-term’ negative effect on their ability to do normal daily activities.

  15. Disability Do you know someone who has a disability? How does it affect them?

  16. Disability No, not always. Just as no two people are the same, no two disabled people are the same. The way their disability affects them and appears will be different. Can you always tell if someone is disabled?

  17. What should be the same is ... How we treat people Why is this important?

  18. Words are seeds … Words are seeds they do more than blow around. They land in our hearts and not the ground. Be careful what you plant and careful what you say. You might have to eat what you planted one day

  19. Craig’s story This cartoon has been created to show a typical story that ABA has heard from young disabled people.

  20. Craig’s story – Scene 1

  21. The other kids at school, they started calling me names and laughing at me. The teachers never told them to stop it, so I just tried to block it out.

  22. It didn’t bother me at first, but then they called me it again and again. Over and over. I thought they were my friends but it’s hard to tell sometimes.

  23. Craig’s story – Scene 1 • How can name calling effect someone? • What types of name calling is there? • Why does Craig pretend that he is ok? • What should the teacher have done in that situation? • Is name calling acceptable in our school?

  24. Craig’s story – activity 1 Write either a letter to the children who were bullying or a diary extract from Craig explaining how he might have felt.

  25. Craig’s story – activity 2 Write a persuasive email to the pupil with the white t-shirt and tell them what they should do

  26. What do you see?

  27. What do you see?

  28. What do you see?

  29. Let’s stop bullying for all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UOP3L2oB0k

  30. Our school ethos/charter/pledge Everyone is A PART of not APART from our school community. What do we mean by this?

  31. What can we do?

  32. Let’s support Ant-Bullying Week 2014:

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